Gail Harris to address FCC graduates in 1984 commencement
Gail Harris, FCC graduate and Mount St. Mary’s College alumna, will deliver the 1984 Frederick Community College commencement address on Sunday May 20 at 6 30 pm in the FCC gymnasium. She stresses lifelong education and credits FCC programs and Project Forward Step for support. The Singapore High School Band and FCC Captus will perform. a reception follows.
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Frederick Community College
Gail Harris
FCC
Harris
Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitsburg
University of Hallumore
PCC
Singapore High School
Frederick Community College Captus
Tammy Bennett
Musin Blower
Barbie Seiss
Jennifer Howe
Pam Vadrew
Michelle Zents
Militia opens embassy in Jerusalem amid Lebanon tensions
Lebanese Forces militia opens an office in Jerusalem facing Israel's parliament, signaling defiance of Lebanon's May 17 accord with Syria and indicating ongoing ties with Israel. Pierre Yazbek leads the office, plans cultural exchanges, and aims for limited privileges without full embassy status.
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Jerusalem
Christan
Lebanon
Amin Gemayel
Syria
Israel
Beirut
Pierre Yazbek
Yazbek
Gemayel
Phalange Party
Pierre Gemayel
Phalang
Fady Frem
Israe
Foreign Ministry
al- Hamishmar
David Kunche
Yavhek
Tel Asir
Ben Gurion
Mount Lebanon
Bat
Israeh
BoE to decide between computer terminals and microprocessors
Frederick County commissioners weigh the Board of Education choice of computer terminals or microprocessors for middle schools. Interagency Data Processing Authority Director Carl Moore seeks a new staff member to aid transition and programming, with a July pilot study planned to compare options. The board shifted from terminals to microprocessors despite a $3,000 higher price, citing merit of the upgrade and staff constraints at IDPA.
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Interagency Data Processing Authority
Carl Moore
Frederick County Commissioners
Board of Education
Moore
DPA
Roe
Bok
Commis
Sioners
LDPA
Boe
Rok
IDPA
Lisa Farbstein
Sign Language Express to Perform May 14 at Scott Key Center
A 36 member group from the Maryland School for the Deaf will present a 10 am program at the Scott Key Center on May 14 for its clients. The show, titled the Story Language Express, is supported by the Junior Woman's Club with help from staff and families. The program features songs including All Night Long Il Am Your Child Do You Love Me and Shower the People You Love With Love.
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Sign Language Express
Maryland School For the Deaf
Scott Key Center
Cluir
Story Language Express
ARC Ride-A-Bike Rescheduled To May 20
Inclement weather forced the ARC Ride-A-Bike to move from Sunday May 6 to Sunday May 20. Riders are urged to solicit more sponsors before the May 20 ride. ARC units listed include Anne Arundel Baltimore Carroll Frederick Howard Kent Montgomery Northern Maryland Prince George's St. Mary's Talbot Washington. Contact ARC Maryland or your county unit. toll free 1 800 492 2111.
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ARC
Anne Arundel
Baltimore
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Kent
Montgomery
Maryland
Prince George's
St. Mary's
Talbot
Washington
Mount Airy Jayceettes Elect New Officers
Mount Airy Jayceettes elected a new slate for the coming year. Front row: Monica Grant internal vice president, Margaret Yokay president, Beth Heard external vice president. Back row: Pat Smith membership director, Claire Morton secretary, Mary Jo Burkett state director, Kathy Martin social director, Anne Gallagher treasurer. Mrs Morton named Quintanding Jayceette of the Year. Paula Clement absent.
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Mount Airy Jayceettes
Monica Grant
Margaret Yokay
Beth Heard
Pat Smith
Claire Morton
Mary Jo Burkett
Kathy Martin
Anne Gallagher
Paula Clement
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Frederek, Ma
Macris
Militia
Yarhek
Yarbek
Mochem Alles
Association For Retarded Citizens
Over the Rainbow
Mount Airy Jayeeettes’ Officers
Ceecwe
Frederick “Center
West 7Th Street
Fiour
AGL
Turkey
Breyer
Virginia
Marviand Brach Eenenan
Tal
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